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I have followed the youth scene for a while and thing's are looking pretty good for the future and for me Neil Vatcher is a unsung hero he has really pushed us on as a nation.He does a great job his enthusiasm is infectious and it would be great if a few Brits can crack it and actually go on and have good speedway career's.Lambert leading the way Bewley improving by the minute and the likes of Saunders,Kemp,Flint,Rowe,Atkins, (etc) doing great the future looks exciting just thought Neil deserves lots of credit.7 points
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No problem there; personally I've always regarded 16-year-old Kyle's 2018 spot as an extended training session to gain Championship experience and learn the circuits he doesn't visit with the Colts. It should all stand him in good stead for 2019 with Workington, I hope. Young, talented and local -- what's not to like? The Comets management have consistently declared that winning or losing as a club is up to the other six and that Kyle (who only takes up two points in the team building anyway) is there to learn, so fair play to them for that. As captain, Proctor (and what a joy it is to see his current form) has already declared that a big part of his job is to help the less experienced riders. Actually, all that would still apply even if you reversed the Alwalton scoreline -- if a team is built for strength in depth, as with Workington, and doesn't perform you don't start narrowing your eyes and taking sidelong looks at the British two-pointer. What are we, Poole?6 points
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the kids still learning. only just turned 16 @ the start of the season we will give him all the time he needs to progress in the sport .we have a good other 6 team members who can carry him and help him on his way . i remember neil collins @ wucky when he came , pretty poor , last places were the norm . then one meeting away @ weymouth . it all cane together . the rest is history . we are not a hire and fire club who drop riders cos they cant compete . it we were , we would have binned the fecker sarje . but the rule say we couldnt . kyle is doing alright and one day it will all come together .6 points
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He’s been dreadful. Again, a pale shadow of the rider that stepped up last season. Unlike Hume though, hasn’t got the excuse of coming back from a bad injury. Just coming back a stone or two overweight! His talent isn’t in question, his dedication and professionalism is though unfortunately.3 points
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and yet some say we need the stellar names - we don't, we need riders who the crowd identify with and grow to love.3 points
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Its a little harsh to say 'all the hype' - I don't recall much of that. There's no doubt he is struggling but its a massive step up from the NL. I can only hope the Comets don't drop him because riding at Championship level will only help him improve and they won't get anyone else to score more on the same average. As to the result, fingers crossed this will pull a few more in at Comets home matches as they simply don't get enough.3 points
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Yep, it was a terrific performance by your boys. They blew Panthers away, especially from the gate. You're entitled to be chuffed, and even to gloat a bit. But it's a shame you added that little barb about Scotty. He's been on top form for Panthers, and even tonight he was the best of the (admittedly pi55poor) bunch tonight. If Panthers can't finish top - which, at the mo, looks highly unlikely - I'll be rooting for the Comets based on that performance.3 points
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Traditional race sheet for 2018 Warsaw Speedway Grand Prix of Poland:- https://www.keepandshare.com/doc16/20911/gp-2018-1-pdf-39k?da=y3 points
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Good meeting. Have to say Warsaw has overtaken Cardiff now. Packed stadium and great atmosphere. You've got to admire the Poles, they really love and support Speedway.2 points
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Well, tonight the texter on Speedway Updates seemed to find some good racing...2 points
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He will be much worse than Bomber as on tonights effort he isn't willling to go where he may get hurt. If he gets 5pts in any GP meeting he will have gone above my expectation. At this level crashing is part of the deal. I want him to do well but doubt he will. I can see Lambert being picked for Manchester.2 points
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Ok its obviously gone above your head... im a massive Tai fan and it was a joke... so jog on2 points
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Well done to woffinden, rode some smart moves and a couple of brave ones when it mattered2 points
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Who was the rather milf type lady being interviewed on Polish TV after heat 16? A big speedway fan is she? Just asking for a friend.2 points
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hope this is wrong but the racing is so tight I'm thinking that there will be more crashes than ever in 2018. Feel sad for Pedersen as he cant hold the bike. He has been in excellent form but not tonight.2 points
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Presumably it's down to her to grab someone relevant to interview, and since she's never been to a speedway meeting before, she just grabbed any rider at random?2 points
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How many times will Kelv and Nige say - 'Cooks got a hard heat coming up here'. He won't have an easy one, it's the GP's!2 points
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Yes Worrall for Holder. We go from strength to strength! Worrall a second string at best replacing a world champion. We are going to get a pasting on Monday and possibly Wednesday as well.2 points
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Good to see a British rider and Belle Vue asset being given an opportunity to race in the PL. I hope he does well.2 points
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Bit unfair to call them gutless. They don't choose not to win races. They only delivered what many suspected that they would at some point, not helped by a gaters paradise. It's ok saying that we warned them of track conditions and that they should have adapted but they were up against better quality all round and it's no good asking them to do a job that's beyond them.2 points
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by the way... thanks for the travelling fans from Coventry, it was great to see you all.2 points
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Listening to the team manager speaking on local radio and hearing how this team had silenced the doubters .... Sorry Carl, they are shouting again!! Not one Panther could get out of the start and to be honest not one looked fast enough when behind! In 42 years it's difficult to remember a more convincing home hammering Well done Workington, only team to turn up, bet you wish the 4's were here!!2 points
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You are supporting the wrong team - the Poole mantra is win at all costs (and crow about how much better you are than all other teams) Not working out too well with a limited number of replacements willing to step in.2 points
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swindon was loyal last season to there riders and won the league . is that all you go to speedway for is to win i find that sad still never mind onward and upwards2 points
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And yet you see, that’s everything that’s wrong with Poole. Instead of this ludicrous cut throat attitude of winning at all costs, you should stick by your riders and accept a bad spell or even a bad season and get a bit of loyalty. How many times will you sign the likes of Grajczonek, Sundstrom, Howarth, Newman and Shanes and then sack them at the drop of a hat? It’s about time riders stood up to Matt and said “no thanks, I don’t want to ride for you” ........ oh, hang on, they are!2 points
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Just received my copy...a great issue to a great man. Well done to all those involved in getting the publication out at such short notice,2 points
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My thoughts are that being on Wednesdays rather than Thursdays is proving to be a major problem now that the Danish league has got going. Somebody somewhere should have had more balls.2 points
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its also possible that Fred decided he didn't want a ride in the uk this year have you considered that?1 point
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Malgorzata Rozenek-Majdan not a big speedway fan, she's a tv host and a wife of Radoslaw Majdan, ex-Polish football international1 point
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Wowzers....”We are weak until 4h, 4a”. I am sorry but you were the one who told all of us that this Poole 1-7 was amazing & would walk the league. As much as you watch Poole home & away I can’t take you seriously1 point
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Crap camerawork. Missed the pass with the cameraman on 3rd and 4th. Sack the director!1 point
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Is this the right thread for an argument? I'll have the 5 minute argument please1 point
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Possibly a better signing then Smolinski but still not up to Kildemands level. He may be part of a bigger reshuffle in 28 days time and if he does well could end up staying Has to be said this Holder fiasco has cost Poole big time this season1 point
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I don't know what all the talk of Peterborough riders not getting out of the start is all about? From what I saw it was pretty even it's just that the Panthers riders was being passed as if they were stood still by a far superior Workington team1 point
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Hello Montie. I was thinking in the car on the way home of how many times you've bored on about the track at Brough Park. I hope after yesterday evening you will think twice in future. Sometimes circumstances conspire to result in a poor racing surface, and I'll assume that happened yesterday. Just to be clear, I think we would be likely to have lost whatever the track had been like.1 point
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The issue with R/R is it only needs someone to crash and withdraw and you’re in a mess. Even if someone is having a poor meeting, like Garrity did, against stronger opposition you can’t expect the other main 4 riders to score as strongly week in week out.1 point
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As expected really, hopelessly outclassed at this level but hey, I've always thought he'd grow into the team as the season progresses and he gain's more experience? Not too worried at this time, second half of the season should see him improving a bit so I'm happy enough for now he has the talent he'll grow into this OK!!1 point
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Hard to disagree on anything you said. No doubling up, if riders want to be full time get out and promote the sport (do you see any rider going round the terraces during a meeting or attending schools and precincts during the week), are grasstrack riders fulltime? Close racing is far more important than a "named" rider half a lap ahead so we don't need big names just riders that are associated with our club. A 9 point No 1 will be king pin with fans regardless of his overall standard. I don't remember Nicki Pedersen putting 2,000 on the gate at Eastbourne, Hancock at Reading and did the ex world champion pack the stands at Kings Lynn last year? But the really sad part is I have so little faith in the BSPA that I even question why I waste my time bleating out the bleeding obvious.1 point
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I can see both sides of this one but surely common sense would say it would have been easier to put Cook in the other semi bearing in mind this is the first GP of the season and it’s obviously a big deal for Craig. Somewhat ironic that GB are trying to get Woffinden back for the Speedway Nations and now appear to be trying to upset his obvious choice of partner. The words piss up and brewery spring to mind.1 point